
Nostalgic Bubblegum Fudge That Brings Back Memories
This enchanting pink treat delivers pure happiness in every mouthful. Sweet and velvety with soft marshmallows and colorful sprinkles mixed throughout, it's ideal for themed gatherings, February love celebrations, or whenever you're craving something uniquely delightful and playful.
What Makes This Treat Special
I whipped up this creation during the Barbie film craze and it's been adored since then. The mix of bubblegum taste, lovely pink hue, and fun sprinkles gets everyone grinning. And guess what? It's actually pretty easy to throw together.
Ingredients List
- • Smooth Foundation - Candy Melts: 24 oz bright white for just the right consistency
- • Creamy Sweetener - Condensed Milk: ¾ cup for that silky-smooth feel
- • Added Richness - Butter: ½ cup unsalted softened to room temp
- • Taste Enhancers: 2 tsp vanilla extract and 1 tsp bubblegum flavoring for that signature yumminess
- • Vibrant Shade - Pink Gel: 4 drops Deep Pink by Americolor for that eye-catching look
- • Playful Mix-ins: 1 cup mini marshmallows and generous pink sprinkles
- • Helpful Tools: 9-inch pan, parchment paper, microwave-friendly bowl and good knife
Step-By-Step Directions
- Prepare Your Space
- Put parchment in your pan with edges hanging out so you can lift the fudge easily afterward.
- Mix The Foundation
- Combine candy melts with condensed milk and butter, warming slowly until everything's blended well.
- Bring In The Flavor
- Add vanilla, bubblegum flavoring, and pink coloring, stirring until you get that perfect rosy shade.
- Create Texture
- Put some mixture in the pan, then fold marshmallows into what's left and spread it over the first layer.
- Add Sparkle
- Top with pink sprinkles then let it cool until completely set.
- Finish Up
- Use the parchment to take it out and slice into beautiful squares.

Storage Tips
Keep your fudge in the refrigerator inside something airtight and it'll be good for two weeks. Need to save it longer? Stick it in the freezer for up to three months—just remember to let it sit out a bit before you eat it.
Slicing Trick
Want picture-perfect pieces? Make sure your fudge is super cold first. Warm your knife in hot water, wipe it dry, and clean the blade between cuts. This simple method gives you the cleanest, most attractive slices every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Where can I grab bubblegum flavoring?
You’ll find it in most baking aisles at craft stores, or you can order it online. Vanilla works too for a simple swap.
- → Why not use white chocolate?
Candy melts stay firm at room temperature and hold colors better than white chocolate.
- → How far ahead can I make this?
It’ll keep tasty for up to 2 weeks in a sealed container or 3 weeks refrigerated.
- → What if my fudge isn’t setting right?
Stick to the right ratio of candy melts and condensed milk, and be sure to chill it long enough.
- → Can I switch up the colors?
Absolutely, pick your favorite gel food shades, but skip the liquid kind—it messes with the texture.